grilling

Activate the grilling skill and present your plan or idea. The assistant interviews you one question at a time, walking each branch of the decision tree and offering a recommended answer for every question until a shared understanding is reached.

It asks exactly one question per turn and waits for your feedback before continuing. Asking multiple questions at once is avoided because it is bewildering, and each question comes with a recommended answer you can accept or challenge.

Facts that can be found by exploring the environment, such as the filesystem or available tools, are looked up directly rather than asked. Only decisions are put to you, and the assistant waits for your answer on each one.

It does not act until you explicitly confirm that a shared understanding has been reached. The interview phase resolves dependencies between decisions one by one before any execution begins.

Avoid it for trivial decisions or time-critical tasks where a full interview adds unnecessary overhead. It is designed for consequential plans where unresolved assumptions and decision dependencies carry real risk.